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The Chief Executive, Mr Chui Sai On, convenes a cross-departmental meeting again at the Civil Protection Operations Centre to review emergence measures in place and adjust them if necessary to adapt to the approach of the Typhoon Manghkut.

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Staff of the Civil Protection Operations Centre inspect residential housings in areas that prone to serious flooding, in order to ensure people left for safety as follow the issuance of an evacuation alert for low-lying areas and a “Red” storm surge warning.

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Staff of the Civil Protection Operations Centre convince people living in areas prone to serious flooding to leave for safety as follow the issuance of an evacuation alert for low-lying areas and a “Red” storm surge warning.

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People with special need evacuate to safety with the assistance from staff of the Civil Protection Operations Centre, following the issuance of an evacuation alert for low-lying areas and a “Red” storm surge warning.

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CE reviews plans for super typhoon response

The Chief Executive, Mr Chui Sai On, said planned emergency measures were being put in place in phases, as had resources, in order to minimise any negative effect on the community that might be caused by Typhoon Mangkhut.
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Super Typhoon “Mangkhut” Information Issue time: 2018/09/15 23H00

Possible warning signals to be issued due to the impact on “Mangkhut”
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Macao suspends casino operations ahead of Typhoon Mangkhut

Gaming operations at all Macao casinos were suspended with effect from 11pm today, in view of the likely impact of Typhoon Mangkhut.
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The Chief Executive, Mr Chui Sai On, holds a cross-departmental meeting at the Civil Protection Operations Centre to review emergence measures in place and adjust them if necessary to adapt to the approach of the storm.

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The Chief Executive, Mr Chui Sai On, visits the Civil Protection Operations Centre at 9:30pm to learn more about the city situation through the live monitor system.

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Consumer Council activates mechanism to avoid price-gouging during typhoon

News from Consumers Council: Typhoon signal no. 8 will be hoisted soon, and the Council has activated its monitoring mechanism. Consumers may lodge complaint by calling the 24-hour hotline 62980886, or send their information using text, pictures, or voice messages to the Council’s “WhatsApp Hotline” 62980886 if they find any price-gouging or food outlets charging extra money on consumers during typhoon signal is hoisted, the Council will look into the case after receiving the information from consumers, and refer it to the relevant enforcing department if necessary to safeguard consumer rights.
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